St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1887-09-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Theron Howard is spending g
few weeks at Lyndon.
Mrs. Smith, sister of George s. Shaw
is visiting her brother in this place.
William Daniels family are visiting
friends in Washington county this
week.
Horace I. Woods and daughter start
Monday on trip to Massachusetts, and
Connecticut.
A. w. Fisher and family of Wash
ingtOn are visiting at Albert w. Simp-
sons in this place.
C. w. Davis, organist of Burlington,
has been visiting with his family at j.
HI. Humphreys the present week.
George H. Woods of this place goes
to Bellows Falls Monday to learn the
printers trade in the Times Office.
Mrs. Abby (Rust) Russell, now of
Brooklyn, N. Y, is spending a few
weeks in this place, her former home.
Lena B. Carlton, graduate of the
academy class of ~, has position as
preceptress of the high school at
Chester.
Ellis w. Moore enters Wesleyan
university at Middletown, Conn.,, next
week with the purpose of taking a col
legiate course.
Sumner R. Albee, a nephew of A. E..
Rankin's and Harvard college stu
dent, has been visiting here for the
past few weeks.
Miss Lucy c. COrriveau started this
week for Wausau, Wis, where she
will spend a few months with her sis
ter, Mrs. j. A. LamOtte.
Rev. Frederick Savage, Presby terrain
clergyman from Newburgh, N. Y,
spent the Sabbath with his sister, Mrs.
Mary Savage, in this place.
Rev. G.. M. LamsOn's mother from
North Hadley and Mrs. LamsOn's sister,
teacher in birmingham normal school,
have been visiting in town the present
week
Elmer E. Piper, a printer graduate
of the CaledODian, but for some years
employed on the Lowell Morning Mail,
is in town visiting his mother and 9TH
er friends.
Mrs. d. A. Morrison has been and
still is quite i'll. Her two sisters, Mrs.
Newton of Montpelier and Miss Helena
Mcneil, are with her assisting in her
care and at the store.
Among the VermOnters who have
been granted pensions the past week
are Zebina A. Luce of East st. Johns
bury, Orrin d. Peck of Cabot, Bartlett
S. Bard of Barnet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hennesy from the
West are visiting friends in st. Johns
bury. Mrs. Hennesy will be remem-
bered as Miss Anna lockwood former
ly of this place.
L. b. HartshOrn, wife and daughter
take trip West this week. Mr.. Harris
horn has two brothers in Wisconsin
ITO w III tlSlt III StdtC anu WI
nesOta before his return.
Lawyer Montgomery and family, Il.
G.. Haynes and wife, Mrs. John c.
Thompson and Miss Ina Howe have
been visiting friends in New Hamp-
shire the past week.
Miss Louise Bartlett's sister Marga-
ret, with their mother, from Hartford,
Conn.,, spent the last Sabbath in this
place. This family spent the month OF
August at WillOughby Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolf Plaettner and
daughter of Brooklyn, N. Y, and Mrs
Henry Green and son of LittletOn, N
H., have been visiting at VIM. Green's
and with other friends in town.
Mrs. Milo G.. HOughton of Boston,
who has spent the past two months in
this section, returns home this week
Her son, Julius HOughton, spent the
last Sabbath with her in this place.
w. S. Streeter, cashier of the Mer-
chants National bank, who is improv
ing in health on the Ryegate farm, has
been granted an extension of his vaca-
ton of another six weeks by the di-
rectOrs of the bank.
Rev. E. P. Wild closes his long and
successful passionate with the NewpOrt
Congregational church next Sunday
preaching his last sermon in the even
ing. The council for his final dismiss
sion is held next Wednesday.
Col. Albert w. Hastings of Minneap
oils, Mrs. John A. Lutz of Lincoln
Illinois, Mrs. Margaret GOOdale o
Mackinaw, Michigan, are among for
mer residents who send sons to st
Johnsbury academy this year.
William Ingram and his sister Jeani
expect to start for Winter Park, Nori
da, tomorrow. Mr.. Ingram is janito
and purchaser of supplies for Rollin
college. His sister accompanies hin
South partly on account of impaire,
health.
Hon. Charles S. Dana and wife re
turn to their Kansas City home thi
week. On Monday afternoon larg
number of Mrs. Dana's old friends me
her by invitation at the residence c
her sister, Mrs. d. Dean Patterson
Main street.
Rev. w. R. Laird goes to Pittsburg
Penn, next Monday where he will as
sist at communion in the 9Th stree
Presbyterian church, Sept. IL. TIL
church here will be open next Sunda
as usual but will be closed the folio W
ing Sunday.